Publisher: I'm ready for my car of the future, and that even has no why fly

Front: never gonna have a flying car. Even if the Moller Skycar were cheap and fairly common for everyone to afford the first time that some morning nearby nerve spilled coffee on your lap and made a spiral dive in a kindergarten, would all be based. Permanently. We could get some day, but future generations of some of the cars of the future will remain firmly planted in the soil. I'm fine with that. In fact, I like. After all, is quite fun to drive on the floor - or a Lake, if the ice is thick enough.

If we are stuck with things pedestrian as wheels and tires and fenders, what is the next generation of cars to look like? Are hybrid really something warm, or are the automotive equivalent of a means of transition? The car of tomorrow will continue today's horsepower wars or are a nation on the brink of a precipice of beige econo we have not seen since the 1970s fuel crisis dyno graphs? Convicted if I know, but I at least have an idea of what I believe that the next generation of car should be, something that may occur in five years or less and which would totally rock my world. Perhaps you rock yours, too.

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